The initial scene of Ozark season 4 seemingly has nothing to do with the rest of the seven episodes released. Showrunner Chris Mundy has said that he needed to hold back to revisit it for a couple of reasons, one of them being the possibility that something terrible can happen to anybody whenever. At last, the fender bender toward the start of Ozark season 4 section 1 could be a distraction. It feels like a superficial way to place the Byrdes in peril without conveying any consequences that are necessary to the plot generally speaking. While the auto crash will surely factor into the finish of Ozark season 4 section 2, it will not be what brings the Byrdes down. It will, in any case, set them in a more fragile position where it is more diligently to retaliate against the slew of enemies that are coming their way.
Ruth’s destiny is left hanging out there toward the finish of Ozark season 4 section 1, yet Jonah Byrde could eventually be responsible for her demise. Jonah’s displeasure at his mom in the consequence of his uncle Ben’s passing leads him to work with Ruth and Wyatt Langmore in the Snell heroin activity. The Navarro Cartel took steps to take care of their competitors in the Ozarks in the event that the Byrdes didn’t get them to stop first. Tragically, Javi kept his word. Many idea Ruth would kill Darlene Snell, however it was Javi who pulled the trigger and killed Ruth and Wyatt. With one of her last relatives dead, Ruth is on a path of destruction and Jonah sends her straight to Javi towards a showdown that would almost positively end in her demise.
It seems like Jula Garner’s fan-most loved person is destined to meet her end in Ozark season 4 section 2 and it might happen almost immediately. Ruth is one of the main individuals that Marty cares about outside of his close family – the pair’s relationship has become in the course of the last three seasons and the Byrdes considered Ruth family at a certain point. Despite the way that they are on opposite sides in Ozark season 4, section 1, Marty still obviously cares for her. Javi killing Ruth could make it clear to the Byrdes that they are not safe and Jonah unintentionally being the cause of it proves the basic topic that the Byrdes are the genuine villains of Ozark.
Moreover, Maya’s efforts to arrest Omar Navarro resulted in essentially the same result, with the exception of this time, someone much more ruthless is at the head of the cartel. The Byrdes can arrange an arrangement where Omar is released from prison and sent back to Mexico while no longer the head of the Navarro Cartel. Instead, his hot-headed nephew Javi takes control of the cartel and begins a functioning relationship with the FBI. This will just outrage Maya further and her desire for genuine justice might abrogate any faithfulness she feels towards her work.
